State and national addiction experts will share their insight into how to turn ”Advocacy into Action” at the sixth annual Recovery Reinvented, an event dedicated to ending the shame and stigma surrounding the disease of addiction. Registration is now open for the event Nov. 3 at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. The experience will be hosted by Gov. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum and is free for both in-person attendees and online via livestream broadcast at recoveryreinvented.com.
On Thursday night, Gov. Burgum joined tribal leaders, elders and members from across the state to recognize the cultural impact and contributions of the North Dakota Native American Hall of Honor inductees for 2022.
"Our goal in tribal engagement is to respect, restore and revitalize. We've made great progress, but it's just the beginning," Burgum said. "We have a historic opportunity to improve the lives of all North Dakotans, including the five tribal nations with whom we share geography."
“Today we remember the nearly 3,000 individuals who lost their lives to those unimaginable acts of terror and honor the courageous acts by the first responders and rescue workers who risked their lives to help others,” Burgum said. “We also share our endless gratitude for the members of our military who have defended our freedom and fought the Global War on Terrorism, including the 29 service members from North Dakota who made the ultimate sacrifice for their nation.”
